Plant-Based Food Products

It is often more economical to buy food products in bulk rather than in smaller quantities. This is especially true of dried herbs and spices which can be very expensive in small amounts. If you find you enjoy eating a particular food product, herb, or spice, and you use it frequently, it makes sense to buy them in bulk for greater savings. Be sure to store your spices in airtight jars and keep in a dark, cool place to prevent spoilage. I have a cabinet dedicated to storing bulk spices.

I have not added fresh produce to this list. You can find much of what you need at your local grocers and farmers’ markets rather than ordering them online where shipping costs can be quite high. This applies to small quantities of spices, grains, and nuts as well.

Grains

Bob's Red Mill Organic Extra Thick Rolled Oats, 32 Ounce (Pack of 4)

Organic Hulled Millet (3lb) by Anthony's

Red Quinoa

 

Lundberg Short Grain Brown Rice, Organic

Grain Brain Organic Hulled Barley

Flours

King Arthur 100% Organic All-Purpose Flour 6pk/5lbs

 

Bob's Red Mill 100% Whole Wheat Pastry Flour 5-Pounds

Beans (aka Legumes)

Bob's Red Mill Garbanzo Beans

 

Arrowhead Mills Chickpeas, 1-Pound

 

Arrowhead Mills Chickpeas, Six Pack

 

Nuts & Seeds

Food To Live Organic Cashews

 

Food To Live Slivered Almond, 2lbs

 

Dried Herbs & Spices

Spices are much cheaper when you buy them in bulk. However, if you don’t think you’ll use them up in six months time, it is still advisable to buy the smaller jars. If you have a friend who likes to cook, you may consider buying bulk spices together and dividing them between you.

Simply Organic Basil Certified Organic, .54-oz

Rani Black Salt (Kala Namak)

 

Simply Organic Cayenne Pepper

 

Organic Chili Powder

Simply Organic Ceylon Cinnamon

 

Frontier Organic Ceylon Cinnamon, 1 lb

 

 

Simply Organic Ground Cloves

 

Simply Organic Crushed Red Pepper

 

Simply Organic Ground Cumin

 

Simply Organic Granulated Garlic

 

 

Spicely Organic Granulated Onion

 

 

Organic Oregano

Simply Organic Paprika

 

 

Simply Organic Turmeric Powder

 

Simply Organic Thyme Leaf, 0.78 oz

 

Bulk Herbs & Spices

Frontier Organic Basil Leaf, l lb

Cayenne Pepper

 

Organic Chili Powder, 1 lb

Frontier Organic Ceylon Cinnamon, 1 lb

 

 

Organic Crushed Red Pepper, 1 lb

 

 

Cumin Seeds

 

Frontier Organic Garlic Granules, 1lb

Organic Black Mustard Seed Whole, Half Pound

 

Spicely Organic Granulated Onion, 1 lb

 

 

Organic Mediterranean Oregano

Frontier Organic Paprika, 1 lb

 

 

Frontier Herb Organic Ground Turmeric Root, 1 lb

 

Packaged Food Products

Advanced 40+ Acidophilus

 

Braggs Organic Apple Cider Vinegar

 

 


Boyajian Inc Boyajian Assorted Citrus Oil, 3-Pack

 

 

Boyajian Pure Orange Oil

Green (Young) Jackfruit, 20oz

 

 

Colgin Liquid Smoke

 

 

Muir Glen Organic Crushed Tomatoes, Fire Roasted

Muir Glen Organic Tomato Paste, 6oz cans

package of 24

 

Pepperwood Organic Tahini

 

Frontier Herb Organic Cornstarch, 1 lb

Butler Soy Curls, 6 pk

 

Unsulphured Organic Molasses

 

Westsoy Organic Plain Unsweetened Soy Milk

 

WestSoy is not a product you can find on Amazon, at least not at the time of this writing. Amazon offers numerous versions of this product, but not one that is organic and 100% soybean-derived. The best price I’ve found for this product is at Walmart. It is a 64-ounce shelf-stable box of soy milk, which is just about enough to fill seven 12-ounce Ball jelly jars. If Walmart doesn’t carry it locally, order it online and have it delivered to your local store. That way you won’t have to pay for shipping. Don’t use anything called soy drink, almond drink, coconut drink, etc. They frequently contain undesirable ingredients, including oils and preservatives. The only ingredients listed on this product are soybeans and water.

Natural Imports of Asheville, NC, is a purveyor of high-quality Mitoku products such as sweet rice vinegar and white miso, and much more. These are the best of the best in Japanese culinary products. I frequently order from Natural Imports and make trips to their store whenever I’m in the Asheville, NC area. I receive no advertising fees for these products. I feel it is important to share them with you, however, because they go through rigorous testing for contaminants in Japan and again in the United States.

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